Michel & Michel are sharpening their yellow felt for a blood-for-blood fake match show!
Vampires call him the DayWalker, or Diurnanmbule in French. The one who walks by day and who, armed with a murderous arsenal, hunts down and eliminates the ghouls of the Marvel universe while fighting against his own bloodsucking nature. Adapted to the cinema in 1998, ten years before the Marvel Cinematic Universe was launched on the screens by Kevin Feige, Blade was illustrated in three feature films, including the acclaimed Blade 2 by Guillermo Del Toro.
While Mahershala Ali, recently introduced in a post-credits scene of The Eternals, will soon resume the character’s saber, black coat and glasses in an integrated reboot within the MCU, Michel & Michel have reviewed the three films of the trilogy taken by Wesley Snipes. And if the vampires swarm there… the false connections, blunders and filming errors too! The proof in the video above, with blood for blood, heavy, very, very heavy.